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In Reply to: Re: Is anyone familiar with Panasonic DAT machines? posted by Brian Weitzel on September 11, 2000 at 07:25:39:
My Buddy, I hope you are not in for a large dissipointment.The live two tracks, unmastered, will certainly overload the most powerful system, and will be blatty, and "face" ( in you face) at best.
If the CD recorder balks anytime, you have no archive at all.
You are on the right track, I wish you well, just learn fom the mistakes...way before they happen.... and enjoy.......
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- Re: Is anyone familiar with Panasonic DAT machines? - RBP 23:51:46 09/11/00 (4)
- I've been told that the SV-3800 is considerably better sounding - Brian Weitzel 19:55:56 10/12/00 (2)
- Re: I've been told that the SV-3800 is considerably better sounding - jaetee 18:06:39 02/06/01 (1)
- oops... forgot the link - jaetee 18:09:20 02/06/01 (0)
- Re: Is anyone familiar with Panasonic DAT machines? - Brian Weitzel 05:48:47 09/12/00 (0)
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